If your business needs money, a loan claiming to be “no-interest” may be deceiving. Interest may be zero for only a limited time or may still be owed, … Read more about No-Interest Loans: What Small Business Owners Should Watch For
The Best AI Tools for Content Creators
The digital landscape is shifting faster than most of us can keep up with, and if you’re making things online, you’ve probably felt the pressure. … Read more about The Best AI Tools for Content Creators
My Dad and His Curious Relationship with Cash
Several years ago, when Father’s Day was approaching, I couldn’t help but think about my dad and his relationship with cash so I wrote this blog … Read more about My Dad and His Curious Relationship with Cash
Essential Legal Protections for Independent Contractors
A couple of years ago, the Bureau of Labor statistics said between 7.4% and 15% of the U.S. workforce is independent contractors…freelancers, gig … Read more about Essential Legal Protections for Independent Contractors
How to Reach Customers on Mobile in 2026
Consider how often you take out your phone throughout the day. Whether you are checking messages, looking for a nearby shop or making a quick … Read more about How to Reach Customers on Mobile in 2026
What the World Cup Means for Your Small Business
The World Cup, an event held every 4 years, begins today in North America—Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. There are 11 host cities in U.S. It’s estimated … Read more about What the World Cup Means for Your Small Business
Business Power of Attorney: Why You Need One
Have you thought about what would happen to your business if you became disabled or were away for an extended period of time? Who would sign payroll … Read more about Business Power of Attorney: Why You Need One
AI Privacy Risks Every Small Business Should Know
Privacy issues concern your employees, your customers, and your company information. With the internet, social media, and now AI, maintaining privacy … Read more about AI Privacy Risks Every Small Business Should Know
How to Safeguard Your Small Business this Hurricane Season
The annual Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. Hurricanes typically hit the Atlantic regions (East coast and Gulf coast of … Read more about How to Safeguard Your Small Business this Hurricane Season
Hiring Your Child This Summer Could Save You Money
In NFIB’s Monthly Survey in May, 34% of small business owners reported job openings they couldn’t fill, and 18% cited labor quality as their single … Read more about Hiring Your Child This Summer Could Save You Money
Make Every Dollar Count: Maximizing Deductions on Business Dues
As a small business owner, you and/or your business probably pay dues to certain organizations or facilities. These payments may be motivated by … Read more about Make Every Dollar Count: Maximizing Deductions on Business Dues
Why Your Website Should Function Like a Product (Not a Brochure)
Most small business websites see conversion rates under 3%, matching HubSpot benchmarks. For example, the report shows e-commerce averages under 2%. … Read more about Why Your Website Should Function Like a Product (Not a Brochure)
ADA Compliance: Handling Special Workplace Situations
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 22.8% of people with a disability were employed. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was … Read more about ADA Compliance: Handling Special Workplace Situations
Managing Seasonal Workers: What Every Employer Should Watch For
As summer approaches, seasonal workers come into view for many businesses, including restaurants and hospitality companies in summer resort areas, … Read more about Managing Seasonal Workers: What Every Employer Should Watch For
The Clock Is Ticking on Valuable Business Tax Breaks
Benjamin Franklin said: “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes,” but the reality is that taxes aren’t so … Read more about The Clock Is Ticking on Valuable Business Tax Breaks
